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The children of House Kenning found their fates divided in the years that followed. Harrag's eldest son, Gundor, had been warded at Crakehall many years before, and remained in the service of King Brandon Crakehall, even after he bent the knee to Loreon V Lannister. Margot Kenning, his only living daughter, was wed to Sebaston Lantell, Lord Tymond Lantell's second son. Qarl and Balon Kenning were sent to Feastfires with their mother's kin, but they both escaped during a storm for Fair Isle. With the aid of the local Ironborn lord, Vickon Greyjoy, they were sent on to Pyke, where they were Drowned, and bent the knee to Urron Greyiron. By 63 A.I. Qarl had been married to Urron's daughter Rhonda, and had been granted command of a keep on the recently reconquered Arbor. | The children of House Kenning found their fates divided in the years that followed. Harrag's eldest son, Gundor, had been warded at Crakehall many years before, and remained in the service of King Brandon Crakehall, even after he bent the knee to Loreon V Lannister. Margot Kenning, his only living daughter, was wed to Sebaston Lantell, Lord Tymond Lantell's second son. Qarl and Balon Kenning were sent to Feastfires with their mother's kin, but they both escaped during a storm for Fair Isle. With the aid of the local Ironborn lord, Vickon Greyjoy, they were sent on to Pyke, where they were Drowned, and bent the knee to Urron Greyiron. By 63 A.I. Qarl had been married to Urron's daughter Rhonda, and had been granted command of a keep on the recently reconquered Arbor. | ||
In 64 A.I., Gundor Kenning attempted to petition the new king Tyrion I Lannister before his coronation, to do justice for his family being entirely stripped of lands and titles by his father's supposed treason. Gundor was denied, and sentenced to exile. He wandered until joining the Night's Watch the following year. | In 64 A.I., Gundor Kenning attempted to petition the new king Tyrion I Lannister before his coronation, to do justice for his family being entirely stripped of lands and titles by his father's supposed treason. Gundor was denied, and sentenced to exile. He wandered until joining the Night's Watch the following year. In 75 A.I. Balon Kenning, Harrag's second son, wed Sif Kenning, the eldest daughter of the Kenning of Shieldrow, joining the two formerly estranged houses. | ||
== Notable Members == | == Notable Members == | ||